probably guessed it once i'm sorry but stop this is an insoluble problem well steve king the seems like what they're attempting to do is to lever up a bad situation by increasing the number of lending facilities the acronyms the european lending facility one two three three one hundred and then they borrow with each other they lend to each other they create this massive ponzi scheme and they have the federal reserve of as a model because in. in america they've got fifteen sixteen trillion in debt in the whole entire eurozone they've got another ten trillion euros to go before they even match america so why can't that game go on so a bit longer steve all origin is because the bakshi behave like the american central bank you might actually be able to get out of this because nobody in the california having a pretty house plan right now and nobody in california is declaring bankruptcy like it expects to so why the heart but that's the situation there in europe because the european central bank isn't actually a central bank it will be more like a european central disciplinary already where i

now, everybody in iowa knows steve king already. there's no news there. but to the extent that the obama campaign in iowa can tie romney to steve king on immigration with this latest play, it's marginally helpful to the president in that state. >> quick question for you, howard. the timing of this. why today? it's the beginning of summer. this is a serious and big-picture issue. politically speaking, this the time to drop it? >> i think there's a big political meeting next week involving the latino community, that's one and i think the president wants to change the subject, quite frankly, after several weeks of dismal news on the economy and the politics of the economy. don't forget, to some extent, the president is running a cultural campaign against the romney's economic campaign. he's got a big gay rights event going on at the white house today. he made this announcement on latinos. so he's going cultural to change the subject from the economy. >> was today the time to do this? >> absolutely because the supreme court is going to come out on their decis

because steve king represents a base that probably, like steve king, more than he likes mitt romney.omney is in a box that is of multiple rooms. he can't get out, approximate to be quickly, rubio would have never gotten him out. rubio was against the dream act. rubio ran as a team partier. he had the same problem. he wouldn't have helped him anyway. >> well, the interesting thing is watching mitch mcconnell there. he is the lead republican senator and the highest legislative body and the greatest democracy in the world, and this is a pressing issue, and he says i'm not going to tell you what i think. i'm not going to take a stand. this guy that's not elect to anything yet, we're going to wait for him to make up his mind. this is leadership in the republican party. he tells us what he thinks. mitch mcconnell and the others are just acting like weasles because they're afraid of the politics. >> do you think mitt romney might have been surprised to learn -- leader of the republican party. >> that was not fair to weasle. >> thanks for joining us. david, and ken. next, why democrats -- >>

now, everybody in iowa knows steve king already. no news there. but to the extent that the obama campaign in iowa can tie romney to steve king on immigration with this latest play, it's helpful to the president in that state. >> quick question for you, howard. the timing of this. why today. it's the gik of summer. this is the serious issue. politically speaking, this the time to drop it? >> i think there's a big political meeting next week involving the latino community, that's one and i think the president wants to change the subject. don't forget, to some extent, the president is running a culture campaign against the romney's economic campaign. he's got a big gay rights event going on at the white house today. he made this noum on latinos, so he's going cultural to change the subject from the economy. >> was today the time to do this? >> absolutely because the supreme court is going to come out on their decision, which basically today, that immigration is congressional issue, so they're forcing the supreme court to say wait a minute, the state'

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here to explain what that means is congressman steve king. let's start with the simple question.they have to go through a privilege log and identify on each item why they are justif justifying not handing this over to congress? >> i would say this, that they have gone through the motions now all the way through i in te oversight committee. the privilege component of that is looking back at some historical pieces of this but i believe now what this means is unless all of this date is provided it could probably be at the 11th hour and some negotiations made by the spea speaker i think it comes to the floor of the house of representatives for a vote on holding our attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. that starts some things that i guarantee the white house is not going to want to see. >> sean: the attorney general is not going to enforce the law against himself. the question becomes for you guys in the house you do have the authority after speaking with many constitutional authorities today you do have the authority to enforce this resolution and that would mean to

archer say prof steve keen professor steve keen welcome back to the kaiser report writer max ok steve king let's talk about european debt crisis is it mathematically possible to bail out europe all if we have by the mathematical logic of math that's not my quit my part of course always a way that would. be required while we were all right so you got to read or write them down or you. probably guessed it once i'm so let's stop this is an insoluble problem well steve keen it seems like what they're attempting to do is to lever up a bad situation by increasing the number of lending facilities the acronyms the european lending facility one two three three one hundred and then they borrow with each other they lend to each other they create this massive ponzi scheme and they have the federal reserve as a as a model because in america they've got fifteen sixteen trillion in debt in the whole entire eurozone they've got another ten trillion euros to go before they even match america so why can't that game go on so a bit longer steve origin is because they actually behave like the american. so intr

this is from steve king. outraged that president obama is planning to u as you were the constitutional authority of the united states congress and grant amnesty to one million illegal aliens. that's your debate. amnesty or not. an instant issue here in this upcoming election. first, i want to go to our chief white house correspondent. what is the president doing here. how does this work? >> reporter: first of all, it's a change in how the department of homeland security is devoting the resources. it applies to people who will are under 30 years old. who arrived in the u.s. before they were the age of 16. people who had no criminal record and who have at least a high school diploma or served in the military. these are the kids who were brought over by their parents who were illegal. as people put it, did nothing wrong themselves, have grown up here and now are given an opportunity to stay here and apply for two years and re-apply for two years if this policy continues and so on. >> we just heard wolf's convers

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first up will be steve king of iowa. >> i want you all to know that today is a tragic day. this ruling basically says our federal government is no longer limited and while certain portions of the constitution they use in order invalidate the mandate, they basically have said that congress has no limit to its taxes powers. this is the largest tax increase on the poor and the middle class in the history of this country. that is what this law was about and it was sold to the american people as a mandate and not a tax, but yet today, it is upheld as a tax. so the answer is simply to do what we do with all unconstitutional onerous taxes and that is to repeal it. so i call on the american people

you're saying steve king could win if he challenges the president on this? >> absolutely.y, i just want to figure this out here. others contend that he, the president s not actively defying an act of congress. is that a defense for him in. >> not necessarily, bill, because congress has a comprehensive immigration scheme that was enacted into law, signed by presidents, it's been reformed over the years. this is not part of it. these mandatory deferrals for, you know, with two-year permits. this is a whole policy change. it's legislative action done by the executive branch usurping, i think, the power of congress, and this is not a discussion when we talk about the legality of whether or not it's good policy or not. it's just whether or not the president is allowed to do that without consulting congress, and is it too bad that congress can't come to a decision? so i think -- bill: okay, jordan, he mentioned governor tom vilsack, the former governor of iowa. he challenged him in 1999 on a separation of powers issue. is that precedent for here? >> that wouldn't be precedent ne

the tour launched in iowa where the nuns visited the office of steve king. the sisters said they made an appointment with the congressman, who is a catholic, but when they arrived at the doors of steve king, the office appeared closed. today, they arrived in wisconsin, the home of paul ryan. let's turn to sister simone campbell, organizer of the nuns on a bus tour. sister, good to have you with us tonight. i want to get your reaction of what you just heard from paul ryan, his justification for these cuts through his faith as a catholic. what do you make of that? >> well, it may be what his faith tells him, but he certainly doesn't know the fullness of faith. he only talks about individual responsibility, and that's only half of the story. the rest of the story is that we know we can be responsible but only in community. we have to have each other's backs. that's what the christian faith is about. and so i like to say that because congressman ryan only has half the facts, he's 100% wrong when it comes to interpreting his faith. >> is the ryan budget plan, in

louder voices who are really concerned with illegal immigration, border security, other things, the steve kings of the world, the congressman from iowa, who have loud voices on this. >> let me ask you to tackle the question that governor romney kind of posed. what took so long? he's been president for three years. the dream act got blocked in the senate some time ago. >> i think there are two sides to this, both legitimate. on the one hand president obama had a lot of priorities. he pushed all sorts of things. he has a long list of legislative achievements and this is not on that list. he never really gave a full scale effort for this. he gave one major speech and that's about it. on the other hand, they knew they needed some republican support to get this through and wean -- even when they controlled the senate with large numbers they needed some republicans. but in -- there was exactly one republican who ever said he would support it, lindsay graham of south carolina. so on the one hand you can understand the white house calculus. they were trying to push a lot of things. do you push the thin

and they were you know like superman it was like wherever there is like whatever there is that steve king arrives and educate every one of the exploit them about the. you know this kind of international reach yes we're there is part of our wave wherever there is orthodox economics he is there to debunk it and he will be here to debunk it with us next week in studio yeah so our spanish fans anybody who saw that video can watch him here to get more material i guess let's move on we know paying lots of taxpayer money to keep tons of people in prison is not always cost effective something we know well in the united states where the incarceration rate is very high well the brazilian government is offering inmates a break federal prisons four of them are offering a way to shave some time off of their sentences by doing this. you know it's a girl. who is going to go to prison if we're going to follow up on the education of two. reading the program is called redemption and redemption through reading rather i should say and according to reuters criminals will be able to read up to twelve books to

i want to read something that steve king said out of new york. he said americans should be outraged that president obama is planning to u surp and grant amnesty. we suspect he will not be the only republican who uses the word amnesty. >> reporter: they are emphatic this is no way amnesty. they are only allowed to stay for two years and have to re-apply. there's an ongoing process the the administration says it's using resources differently. they are focusing resources on deporting people who come over the border repeatedly. adults who come over and over and keep getting sent back. people who are threats to society. janet napolitano said this is not designed to be blindly enforced without consideration given to individuals in each case. bro brooke, there's going to be a lot of disagreement. there always has. they are emphatic this is no permanent path to citizenship. fp a person applies for this program. in two years time say if president obama isn't policy, they have declared them illegal. who knows what would happen to them in the future. >> i w

congressman steve king says now they're going to sue.oods bonkers over it. >> it's the old republican party probably could have come to a consensus on to talk about ways to make this happen, but what's even more stunning than representative west's statements is his ignorance. if we're talking about children, of course they have the right to vote, as soon as you're born on this soil, you're an american citiz citizen, regardless of who your parents are. so i think it's interesting he raises this question without any kind of factual basis for asking it. >> indeed. >> now, we understand, steve, mitt romney has been asked about the president's statement. he had no comment. is that a surprise to you? >> well, one of the reasons -- >> is it a surprise he had no comment? >> it isn't because he's sort of been headed off here. i think there was an intent to basically make this move as a policy proposal in a few months. we're not going to do the full d.r.e.a.m. ac. >> that was romney's way to get back to the middle. obama has preempted him. he said

people like steve king because these folks were pretty skeptical and still are skeptical of mitt romneyes touch words or dog whistles to appeal to them. but the reality is like many of his other policies, they are not credible. they can't be enacted. and when you talk to folks who are experts on this issue, they pretty much laugh at mitt romney romney's idea that these folks are going to self-deport them. the other thing come the general election where we're at now he's now going to have to deal with a lot of states where hispanic are playing a big role. >> joy: let's get to that. >> and these conditions are untenable. >> joy: a lot of analysts and pundits say he has laid a trap. >> they're going to play crucial roles, colorado nevada, crucial key states, and there was a poll that had obama up 61% on the hispanic. if you look at the pattern george bush did fairly well and won. john mccain did poorly and lost. and mitt romney is doing poorly. he cannot win these battleground states and going forward. it's going to be hard for the republican party because this a surging portion of the pop

. >> caller: the leader on immigration issues is not marco rubio but steve king from iowa who is a nutsay aren't you alarmed that your part's position on this has been staked where it is by steve king. he gave me an answer and i asked rim which democratic senator called minimum a racist. now we're back to hillary rosen is the real leader of the liberal wing. wing. >> stephanie: yeah yeah. >> caller: he wants to have a future as a republican politician and he knows they've fettered away this demographic for the next 20 years. how many votes would romney have lost. if he just come out and say look, we need a really strong policy on this. i appreciate the joy that i see in the faces of the kids when given the president's order. i don't like the way he did it, but it is a stop-gap, but it's a gap we need to stop. how would that have hurt him? i don't know that it would have? >> stephanie: he looked so ridiculous trying to be against anything that the president is for. you're absolutely right. by the way, thank you for the catch, just because bill crystal was right on this, let's not forget

so i think a lot of supporters of reform will look at that and say if representative steve king, onee hardest of the hard liners, is against this, then it's going to be good. but if you look at the details, as pete pointed out, it falls very well short of what the dream act was. that is the read on which the administration is resting this executive order, the legal read, the procedural read, if you will. they are not granting a pathway to citizenship as would be allowed under the dream act if it passed congress. what they are doing is deferring a removal action against someone for two-year chunks at a time. the administration identified some 800,000 young people who would fall under the auspices of this new rule so the question becomes how many people will voluntarily come forward, register for two years and count on the next administration, whether it's republican or democratic, to carry forward with this policy and not identify them and move to deport them. there is some risk involved here. however, the perception of this is jubilation from what we've seen among hispanics and latin

steve king recently compared immigrants to dogs. >> ifill: congressman from iowa. >> and that's the kinding that doesn't play well with hispanic voters. several voters i talked to or participated in our poll told me they saw the republican party as intolerant. so romney and his campaign are honing by focusing on the economy they can keep their party focused and keep these other extraneous and often poorly received comments out of the dialogue. >> ifill: let's look at the flip side because until this happened the president was beginning to run in into head winds with latino supporters and activists because of the white house's view on deportation. does this mute that unhappiness? >> well, there's never a question over whether the president would win latino voters. it was always clear and republicans when they were speaking candidly would say listen,vcw we know we're not gg to win latino voters. their goal is to cut... the republicans' goal is to cut into the president's edge with that group. and, of course, the obama campaign wants to pump up turnout among latinos as much as possible. wh